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Jimmy Blouch

May 18, 2015 03:39PM

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Greg Scholl
Someone told me(Who saw the footage), that the spot was Doyle. You see them switching from the caboose. So that makes sense now that they picked up those 6 loads. Also makes sense that they doubled cause the train shrunk. This must have been the first trip up the hill.
Thanks for the info Jimmy. Do you mind if I use this info in the video?
Greg

No problem, you may use the info.

Here is a little more detail

At Doyle pick up 3 loads lumber and 1 other load
At Parlin pick up 2 loads poles

The footage probably is of the first trip out of Sargent
1st trip out of Sargent depart 3:10 PM
Arrive Marshal Pass 4:35 PM

Second trip out of Sargent depart 6:35 PM
Arrive Marshall Pass 8:20 PM

Do you know if Billy Bowen was the person who shot the movie?

Jimmy

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Marshall Pass freight for Jimmy B	Greg Scholl	May 13, 2015 01:57PM
Re: Marshall Pass freight for Jimmy B	Jimmy Blouch	May 13, 2015 04:28PM
Re: Marshall Pass freight for Jimmy B	Jimmy Blouch	May 17, 2015 04:38PM
Re: Marshall Pass freight for Jimmy B	Greg Scholl	May 18, 2015 05:44AM
Re: Marshall Pass freight for Jimmy B	Jimmy Blouch	May 18, 2015 03:39PM

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